Pick & place cells · Built and serviced in-shop · Est. 2023

Arms that earn their keep.

We build small pick-and-place cells for shops with real throughput problems and no robotics staff. Installed in two weeks, serviced by the people who built them, priced like a hire you can undo.

Run a paid pilot See the line

The arm on the right is watching your cursor. Click and hold to close the gripper.

Fig. 01 — Pick cell, elevation Mode TRACK

TCP — , — Cycles 0 Grip OPEN

On the plate

Small cell. Serious numbers.

One arm, one fixture, one job done relentlessly. These are HALE ONE bench-cell figures, measured on our floor and warrantied on yours.

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0 s / cyclePick-to-place

The line

Three cells. No configurator.

Every shop that asks for a custom robot needs one of these three. We'd rather build them well than build them all.

HALE ONE

The bench cell in the drawing above. Pick, place, kit, sort — one fixture, one shift, zero babysitting.

Lead time · 2 weeks

HALE GANTRY

Overhead rail for long beds — laser loading, panel handling, anything wider than an arm can reach.

Lead time · 5 weeks

HALE CELL

The enclosed version: guarding, light curtain, e-stop chain, and the paperwork your insurer asks about.

Lead time · 6 weeks

Run a pilot

Keep it or we haul it back.

The pilot is paid, short, and honest — if the cell doesn't beat your current cost per part, we take it away and shake hands anyway.

Site survey, one afternoon.We time your current process, measure the footprint, and tell you on the spot if a cell won't pay for itself.

Two-week install, running by Friday.The cell arrives built. We wire it, fixture it, and train two of your people to clear jams without calling us.

Thirty days on your parts.You see the counter every morning. At day thirty you keep it at the quoted price, or we haul it back at ours.